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Hong Kong Airlines HXciting Tuesday — Taipei from HKD128 one-way (10 November)

Hong Kong Airlines’ next HXciting Tuesday flash sale opens 10 November 2026 from 00:00 to 23:59 HKT. One-way net fares from Hong Kong start at HKD128 to Taipei, with other one-ways in the pack covering Seoul, Sanya, Melbourne, Sydney, Vancouver and Malé. Round-trips are also in the sale (Taipei from HKD230 net, Melbourne/Sydney from HKD462 net for late-2026 travel), and there is a 2027 Sydney return headline as low as HKD126 net on the activity page — treat that one as “check the booking engine” rather than a promise.

Book via the official HXciting Tuesday campaign page, or the Hong Kong Airlines app / mobile site / WeChat mini program. Net fares exclude taxes and surcharges; economy includes one piece of checked baggage up to 23 kg. Seats and blackout dates vary by route, and not every day in the travel windows carries the sale fare.

Sample one-ways from HKG (net, economy):
Taipei from HKD128 — travel 17 November–16 December 2026
Seoul from HKD312 — 17 November–16 December 2026
Sanya from HKD328 — 17 November–16 December 2026
Melbourne from HKD680 — travel 17 November–30 December 2026
Sydney from HKD680 — travel 17 November–27 December 2026
Vancouver from HKD1,179 — 17 November–17 December 2026 (second band HKD1,449 for 18–29 December 2026)
Malé from HKD1,668 — selected January/February 2027 dates

Sale day: 10 November 2026, 00:00–23:59 HKT only
Channels: official HXciting page / HX app / mobile site / WeChat

Overall, a classic one-day HX flash with a useful Taipei floor and a wider Asia/Australia/Canada/Maldives set if your dates line up. Check the all-in total on the official booking flow before you commit.

Sources: Hong Kong Airlines HXciting Tuesday, Fly Next round-up.

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Cebu Pacific 11.11 Piso Sale — base fares from PHP 1 (Clark routes in the mix)

Cebu Pacific opened its 11.11 Piso Sale (also billed as #CEBSuperSeatFest) on 8 November 2026, with one-way base fares from PHP 1 on select domestic and international flights. Fees and surcharges sit on top of that peso — same caveat as every other Piso round — and seats are limited, so “until seats last” is doing real work here. Australia is the exception to the peso headline: Sydney from PHP 463 and Melbourne from PHP 473 one-way base (per CEB Help).

Booking window: 8–11 November 2026 (or until the discounted inventory is gone). Travel window: 1 February–31 July 2027.

For readers here, the Clark angle is the useful bit. Clark internationals in the sale include Bangkok (BKK), Hanoi and Tokyo Narita. Hong Kong is on sale from Manila, Cebu and Iloilo; Clark–Hong Kong — confirm on the Seat Sale page before you book (third-party lists disagree on whether CRK–HKG is in this round). GMA News announced the sale without naming routes, and also notes the carrier’s Clark–Hanoi relaunch on 19 November 2026.

How to book: open Cebu Pacific’s Seat Sale page or the app, pick dates inside the travel window, and look for flights marked Seat Sale / Promo Fare. No promo code. Confirm the all-in total (taxes, fuel, terminal fees, bag) before you pay. Fine print: CEB Help — Seat Sale / 11.11.

Booking: 8–11 November 2026 (or until seats last)
Travel: 1 February–31 July 2027
Base fare: from PHP 1 one-way (fees/surcharges extra); Australia from PHP 463/473 base
Clark internationals in the sale: Bangkok (BKK), Hanoi, Tokyo Narita (Clark–HKG — confirm on Seat Sale)

Overall, a short 11.11 booking window with a long spring/summer 2027 travel period — worth a look if a Clark hop fits your calendar, but verify the route and the all-in price on the official Seat Sale page rather than trusting any third-party list alone.

Sources: Cebu Pacific Seat Sale, CEB Help — Seat Sale, GMA News, The Poor Traveler promo round-up.

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Air China doubles Hangzhou–Hong Kong — second daily from 25 October 2026

Air China has not opened a new city pair — Hangzhou–Hong Kong was already on the board as a daily afternoon run. What changed for Northern Winter 2026/27 is the second daily: from 25 October 2026 CA put a morning A320 on the route beside the existing A321 afternoon pair, so HGH–HKG is now double daily on CA metal.

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August 2025: Hong Kong International Airport Hits New Daily Passenger Peak Over Summer

August 2025 was a busy summer month at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). Passenger numbers jumped year-on-year, the airport set a new daily peak since the pandemic, and cargo grew on Europe and Middle East traffic. Below are the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) figures for the month, with a bit of colour from the Airport Authority where it helps.

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Cebu Pacific suspends Iloilo–Hong Kong through 28 November

Cebu Pacific has suspended its four-weekly Iloilo–Hong Kong service from 27 October through 28 November 2026, according to schedule filings picked up by AeroRoutes. If you were counting on a direct ILO–HKG hop in that window, treat it as grounded until the filing says otherwise.

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HKG launches Hangzhou and Wuhan through-baggage corridors (杭港通天下 / 鄂港通天下)

Hong Kong International Airport switched on a proper through-baggage corridor for Hangzhou and Wuhan on 3 November 2026 — one check-in at origin, bags tagged through to the final international destination (and the reverse), even when the HKG transfer is on a different carrier.

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Sunlight Air adds frequencies for winter — Clark–Coron double daily from 2 November

Tropical beach shoreline in Saipan

Boutique Philippine carrier Sunlight Air is leaning into more flights on the routes that already work — not a wider map. That matters if you use Clark the way I do: the Calamian hop is getting denser, and the winter schedule has a few other frequency bumps lined up as well.

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Hong Kong Airlines suspends Hong Kong–Saipan through 30 December (EVS-TAP pause)

Hong Kong Airlines is suspending its Hong Kong–Saipan flights from 1 November through 30 December 2026, after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security paused the EVS-TAP programme that had let pre-screened Chinese nationals visit the CNMI visa-free. Saipan station manager Joan Boongaling confirmed the temporary pull to Marianas Variety on Saturday — and did not say whether the carrier plans to resume after 30 December.

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Cebu Pacific delays Clark–Hanoi — now 5 January 2027, not 19 November

Cebu Pacific’s planned thrice-weekly Clark–Hanoi launch is slipping again. Schedule filings now put the new A320 service on 5 January 2027 instead of 19 November 2026, per AeroRoutes.

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Cebu Pacific cuts Clark–Hong Kong — 14 to 7 weekly for early winter

Cebu Pacific is cutting Clark–Hong Kong almost in half for November, then running 11 weekly in early December, according to recent schedule filings picked up by AeroRoutes. For anyone who treats CRK–HKG as a commute route — and I do, about three times a month on Cebu Pacific — that is the kind of line that makes you open the booking app before breakfast.

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